Pineville High School - Kepi Yearbook (Pineville, LA)

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 H Learns io Become BeHer Homemakers Sweetheart and Beau: Marla Voda and Willie White. THE FUTURE Homemakers of America is composed of girls from grades 9-12 who have completed at least one year of home economics. Through inspiring programs, this organization strives to train young girls to be our future homemakers. In order to develope these newly-acquired skills these girls participate in the numerous service projects planned by the club officers and sponsors, Mrs. Watkins and Mrs. Wakefield. FHA OFFICERS reflect different expressions as they discuss different activities. •'HA — FIRST ROW: Vickie Brossctt, President; Marja Voda, Vice-President; Eva I-aBorde, Secretary; Penny Johnson, Treasurer; Lori Shoemaker, Historian; •lien Welch, Parliamentarian; Cindy Gaylor, Chaplain; Janie Sullivan. Reporter; Kay Nugent. Song Leader; Mrs. Wakefield. SECOND ROW: I arccllc Vcr-nillion, Carol Swain, Claire Carter, Judy Bradley. Vickie Henry, Patricia Taylor, Wanda Wilson, Jane Ann Smith, Kathy Lanoue, Brenda Ray, Cindy Nykanax, •die Calhoun, Diane Suba. Gloria Clark, Maxine Harris. THIRD ROW: Debbie Vermillion. Nancy Jo Thigpen. Kathleen Bordelon, Debbie Rayner, Vickie Jarron. Patricia Smith, Becky Light, Debbie Dryc, Phyllis Kccs, Gail Bowen, Shane Armstrong. Vickie Hutton, Pam Robertson, Sally Owen. FOURTH ROW: 'ynthia Blaisdale, Patricia Taylor, Jill Anders, Nancy Smith, Chcri Hays. Linda Lacour, Ann Voda, Carolyn Tuma, Mary Glascock, Helen Coyle, Debbie Fug-aar FIFTH ROW: Donna Campbell, Donna McLaren, Debbie Parker, Lana King, Bonnie Hay, Shcrlyn DcLacerda, Pam Jones. Virginia Fisher, Kathy Hayes, .inda Hickox, Donna Burrell, Julia Long, Diane Nugent, Brenda Taylor. 63

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International and National Workers The only international club in the school is Interact. This organization is sponsored by the Rotary Club, and came into being last year. Members have high ideals, relatively good grades, and a sense of responsibility. Interact Clubbers Coach Zim, Gordcn Daniel, and Linda McCullin promote the Antique Show for the Rebel Club. INTERACT: Gordon Daniels, Pres.; Charles Vandcrbcrg. Vice President; Uric Stchr, Secretary; Rita Asher, Treasurer. FIRST ROW: Carol Swain. Tanya Boyctt, Danny Hines. Allen Mobley, Sandy Crawford, David McMillan. Patti Grover. Betty Stchr, Linda McCullin. Mary Holiday. Susan Spruill. SECOND ROW: Rhonda Williford, Carolyn Nugent. Ellen Welch. Laura Wilson, Jeff Goodgamc, Jeff Gable, Kathi Franklin. Lynne Bass. Paula Johnson, Donna Lynch, Rosemary Robinson, Katherine Donahoc. THIRD ROW: Diane Saycs. Jeff Gallc. Terry Sasser. Paul Blaylock, Cathy Cummings. Jason Sootcr. Ann Wood. Fred Hilburn, Steve Erwin. John Springer. Joel Nugent, Barbara Lachncy. FOURTH ROW: Charlie Ortcgo. Bill Wolfe. Joe Gallc, Dwayne Self, Nat Thomas, Steve Sockwcll, Mike Cammack.

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FTA Promotes Responsibility FTA: Sharon Bonds. President; Phyllis Curry, Vice President; True Dcville, Secretary; Carol Hughes, Treasurer; Gcorgic Moreau; l onna Brodhead; Historian. FIRST ROW: Virginia Parshall. Joycelinc Leckic, Susan Darby. Linda NlcCullin. Sherrill Daniels, Darccllc Vermillion, Sissy Parsons. Laura Wilson. SECOND ROW: Susan Risley, Marilyn Smith. Pat Stretch. Rose-man- Robinson, Sally Hackworth. Ann McHenry, Claudette Fisher. Kay Vi-drinc. By aiding teachers the members of FTA prepare themselves and get a view of what is to come for them if they choose the teaching profession. These girls also give a little-cheer to the teachers by decorating the teachers lounge at different holidays. Phyliss Curry talks to the FTA members to encourage them to sell key chains, sachets, telephone and address books and etc., to help raise money for the oncoming convention. 64